Tradesmen a) Effective July 1, 1994, a twenty-nine cents (29¢) increase to certified trades categories so that the total ticket premium will be fifty cents (50¢) per hour.
b) The rates resulting from the application of the above premium and the conversion percentage herein will be rounded as follows: 0 to .249 down to the nearest cent .250 to .749 to the nearest half-cent .750 to .999 up to the nearest cent
Tradesmen. (MEST) shall be allowed to perform routine maintenance and inspections on all existing systems, including:
a) Systems operations under contract with customer b) Filter changing c) Oiling and greasing
Tradesmen. When it is necessary for a tradesmen to enter the building for work of which the employer has prior knowledge, and it is determined by the employer that such a situation requires a bargaining unit employee to be present, the employer will schedule a member who works regularly in that particular building to open and close the building. The superintendent and/or her designee may enter any building at any time to carry out the mission of the district and its citizens without interference from any employee group.
Tradesmen. Tradesmen must be qualified to perform and shall be allowed to perform the work listed below, and shall be classified under United Association membership in a Metal Trades category.
A. TRADESMEN shall be limited to the following work:
1. Delivery and truck driving of parts or equipment trucks.
2. Assisting Journeymen or Apprentices in the setting of cases in Markets. No more than two (2) Tradesmen shall assist each Xxxxxxx, Journeyman or Apprentice.
3. Assist Journeyman or Apprentices in installing evaporator coils in walk-in boxes.
4. All digging and backfilling of trenches for piping including cutting and patching of concrete.
5. Assist Journeymen or Apprentices in sealing pipe penetrations.
6. Unload and distribute materials to the point of installation.
7. Clean and trim fixtures and clean up the project.
8. Remove any and all material not to be reused after it has been disconnected by a Journeyman or Apprentice.
9. Any incidental work needed to complete the piping system which is not the work of the Journeyman or Apprentice.
10. Filter changing and maintenance thereof.
11. Oil and greasing.
12. Belt adjusting and replacement.
13. Tower and coil cleaning and water treatment.
Tradesmen. Employees hired in accordance with Article 8.01 (a) 1. Shall be paid six and one-half (6.5%) percent over and above the Production Workers’ full rate.
Tradesmen. Tradesmen shall receive a premium of one dollar and twenty cents ($1.20) per hour. This premium shall include up to and including two (2) tradesmen/workers and be increased by the percentage increase in the basic payroll rounded to the nearest cent. Casual supervision pursuant to Article 25.07 (a) shall be paid to the senior tradesman designated as supervisor of a group of workers that number three (3) or more.
Tradesmen. An employee classified as a class tradesman will be paid one Labour Grade Rate less than the applicable Labour Grade Job Rate paid to an “A” class tradesman in the respective Trade. An employee classified as a class tradesman will be paid two Labour Grade Rates less than the applicable Labour Grade Job Rate paid to an “A” class tradesman in the respective Trade.
Tradesmen. An employee classified as a class tradesman will be paid one LabourGrade Rate less than the applicable Labour GradeJob Rate paid to an “A” class tradesman in the respective Trade. An employee classified as a class tradesman will be paidtwo LabourGrade Rateslessthan the applicable LabourGradeJob Rate paidto an “A” class tradesman in the respective Trade. The Job EvaluationProgramme, which was im- plementedby agreement of the partieson Febru- ary shall continue in effect during the term of this Basic Agreement. The Job Evaluation Plan dated June (hereinafter referred to as “the Plan”) which is attached hereto as Schedule has been agreed to by the parties and will be the sole basis for the evaluation of all jobs performed by bargaining unit employees at the Company. The Plan as such may not form the subject of a grievance nor shall it be arbitrable. Each job in effect as of the date of the Basic Agreement has been evaluated in accordance with the Plan and each such Job Evaluationhas been agreed to. Attached hereto as Schedule is a list of all such jobs showing their agreed to assigned Labour Grade. Attached hereto as Schedule is a list of Bench- xxxx Jobs which have been agreed to by the parties. Such Benchmark Jobs will be used, to- gether with the Plan, for the purpose of deter- mining the proper ranking relationship and job factor comparison of new or changed job evalu- ations. A BenchmarkJob may not be the subject of a grievance nor shall it be arbitrable. The responsibility for the evaluation of any job will continue to be vested in the Company and such evaluation will continue to be made consistent with and conforming to the provisionsof this Pro- gramme. The agreed to Job Evaluation for each job and others subsequently agreed upon shall continue in effect and will not be subject to appeal, except as hereinafter provided. When the Company implements a new Job Evaluationor changes an existingJob Evaluation from one Labour Gradeto another, the Company will send the Union of the new Job Identi- fication and Evaluationand inform the Union, as soon as practicable, of the effective date of imple- mentation or change. In the event that the Union disagrees with the Company’s evaluation of such new or changed job, it may file an appeal in accordance with the notificationand appeal procedure as provided in paragraph below, within thirty (30) days follow- ing the date the new Job Evaluation was sent to the Union. In the event that the Union alleges that the Compan...
Tradesmen. Employers employing Tradesmen to do work under this Section of the Agreement may do so under the following conditions:
Tradesmen. It is the sole right and responsibility of management to determine the number of tradesmen required to take care of mill repairs and maintenance requirements. The Company will continue to recog- nize the following trades: Electrician Machinist Welder Pipefitter Instrument Mechanic Millwright Tinsmith Auto Mechanic. Heavy Duty Mechanic Mobile Crane Operator
